Our thanks to Jeff for this. Being a BBC article, we should not be surprised at this piece of propaganda:
But most people have assumed the other shoe may have borne a word to send a message to a real-world patriarchy in Hollywood and beyond. [J4MB emphasis]
Then this:
Moss also said there’s “still a lot of work to be done”, adding: “There are still meetings you walk into and you wonder if they say ‘no’ because it’s a show or film led by a woman.”
The bottom line for Moss and other idiotic feminists? Every rejection of a woman’s work is a manifestation of sexism, because women’s shows and films are always of the highest quality. Unlike men, women are incapable of producing poor work.
Then a sentence of interest only to female readers of the piece:
Moss paired the customised Olgana Paris heels with a pale pink Prabal Gurung gown.
Justice for Men & Boys 
‘Then a sentence of interest only to female readers of the piece … ‘
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Careful Mike, you’ll be accused of transphobia with statements like that.
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Well be honest I’m all for preening red carpet starlets clearly using “feminism” as a pose. As she stands there for all the world like Joan Collins sporting the “new look” before I was born. Exuding “look at me”. Shovelling another lump of coal on the furnace of “body issues” so quickly fanned by almost insatiable vanity into the supposed epidemic of self hate crippling western women. Another picture perfect role model. If she’d pitched up in a figure concealing suit and made clear her political point well then…………
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